Index

dynamic library search, 144,

naming, 46, 122, 139

BIND_BREADTH_FIRST flag,

145

new versions, 156

222

dynamic loader, 48, 126, 262,

nonfatal binding, 59, 104, 320

BIND_DEFERRED flag, 215

316

performance, 60, 145

BIND_FIRST flag, 59, 143,

dynamic loader stack usage

permissions, 148

220

problems, 160

position-independent code, 138

BIND_IMMEDIATE flag, 215

explicit loading, 215, 240, 317

procedure linkage table, 262,

BIND_NONFATAL flag, 220

explicit unloading, 238

320

BIND_NOSTART flag, 221

exporting symbols, 79, 82, 84,

profile-based optimization, 286

BIND_RESTRICTED flag, 221

146, 317

profiling, 130, 161

BIND_TOGETHER flag, 221

file system links, 152

restricted binding, 59, 104,

BIND_VERBOSE flag, 220

handle, 217, 321

321

DYNAMIC_PATH flag, 221

hiding symbols, 81, 82, 84,

search list, 143

library-level versioning, 154

146, 318

search order

shl_load routine

immediate binding, 58, 104,

breadth-first,315

with cc options, 200

126

depth-first,316

with ld options, 200

importing main program

selecting at link time, 63

shl_load symbol structure to

symbols, 81, 84

standard mode, 176

shl_getsymbols, 235

incomplete executable, 126,

supporting library, 140, 322

shl_t type, 217

318

symbol binding, 178

shl_unload function, 238

initializer, 201, 210

symbolic links, 152

SHLIB_FLOW_DATA

ordering, 212, 213

terminator, 201

environment variable, 286

initializer style

unsatisfied references, 180

SHLIB_PATH environment

HP-UX 10.X, 201

updating, 144

variable, 86, 104, 145, 178

init/fini, 201

using chroot during

SHLIB_VERSION directive, 99,

internal name (+h), 152

development, 161

155

intra-library versioning, 154

version control, 149, 157

SHLIB_VERSION pragma, 28

library-level versioning, 150

version date format, 157

size command, 115

linkage table, 122, 126, 262,

version number, 155, 323

som_exec_auxhdr structure, 67

319

virtual memory usage, 128,

stack usage and the dynamic

linking, 93

129

loader, 160

links with ln(1), 152

shl_definesym function, 60, 231

standard error, 321

link-time symbol resolution,

shl_findsym function, 222

standard I/O library, 163, 322

178

shl_get function, 226

standard input, 321

load graph, 141

shl_get_r thread-safe function,

standard mode, 90

loading routines, 126

226

standard output, 322

location, 127, 144, 158

shl_gethandle function, 230

startup file, 43, 277, 322

management, 199, 239

shl_gethandle_r thread-safe

storage export symbol, 322

migrating to, 158, 161

function, 230

stream, 322

mixed mode, 184

shl_getsymbols function, 232

strip command, 89, 116

mixing with archive libraries,

shl_load family summary, 196

and PBO, 291

164

shl_load function, 59, 215

stub, 322

moving, 84, 104, 158

 

 

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